About this book series
Wellbeing in Politics and Policy brings new lenses through which to understand the significance of the dramatic rise of interest in wellbeing as a goal of public policy. A number of academic disciplines have been influential in both shaping and seeking to explain developments. This series provides a distinctive contribution by putting politics and policy at the centre. Contributions are encouraged from a range of perspectives, including those located in other disciplines that speak to core political themes (e.g., accountability, intersectionality, legitimacy and power).
The series incorporates a wide range of perspectives from critical to problem-solving approaches, drawing on a variety of epistemologies and methodologies. The editors encourage proposals from practitioners with valuable experience to share and offer a high level of editorial guidance to all authors. The series welcomes proposals for short-form books (Pivots), edited collections and monographs.
- Electronic ISSN
- 2629-2408
- Print ISSN
- 2629-2394
- Series Editor
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- Ian Bache,
- Karen Scott,
- Paul Allin
